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Nollywood Producers Partner with WIPO & NCC to Combat Digital Copyright Theft

A Landmark Alliance Against Piracy Nollywood producers, led by the Association of Movie Producers of Nigeria (AMP) , have united with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC) to launch a groundbreaking initiative against digital copyright theft . The partnership, announced at Abuja’s Bank of Industry Tower, positions Nigeria as one of four African nations selected for WIPO’s flagship anti-piracy project. The Piracy Crisis in Nollywood Digital piracy costs Nigeria’s creative sector billions annually, with unauthorized distribution of films eroding revenue and stifling innovation. AMP President Dr. Queen Blessing Ebigieson highlighted the urgency:“This project gives us tools to fight back. Independent filmmakers, not just big studios, must benefit from stronger protections.” How the Initiative Works The WIPO-backed project focuses on four pillars: Legislative Reform: Updating laws to address digital-age piracy. Enforcement Training: Equipping agencies with […]

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Togo Creative Industries Market Earned $16M in 2024

Togo’s cultural and creative industries (CCI) generated $166 million (over CFA100 Billion) in 2024–about 1% of the country’s GDP. The French Development Agency (FDA) recently reported the figure in a study covering key segments like music, audiovisual production, cinema, and digital arts. According to the same source, cultural and creative industries employ around 135,000 people (134,293), or 4% of Togo’s workforce. This includes 70,987 women (52%) and 20,754 youths aged 15 to 24 (15%). Exports of cultural goods and services brought in $24 million. However, the report highlights that 92% (123,953) of the jobs in this sector are informal. Informal activities alone generate $51.98 million in revenue. Structural Reform Needed Togolese filmmakers produce around 70 films annually, including six foreign productions. The local cinema industry is growing but still struggles to professionalize. The government adopted a Film and Moving Image Code and created […]

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